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Yankees’ Aaron Judge makes 29-team home run history with opposite-field bomb vs. Cardinals
Yankees’ Aaron Judge makes 29-team home run history with opposite-field bomb vs. Cardinals originally appeared on The Sporting News Aaron Judge has hit a lot of home runs for the New York Yankees. But before Saturday night, one kind was lacking.
Aaron Judge launches a solo home run to pass Torii Hunter for 99th all-time with 354, reducing the Cardinals' lead to 5-3 in ...
Even though Aaron Judge and Juan Soto are no longer teammates, they continue to compete in the MLB. Now, the Yankees star is close to completing one of those rare feats that only elite home run ...
No. 61: After hitting his 394-foot home run, Aaron Judge received a standing ovation from the Toronto crowd and was greeted by teammates as he touched home plate.
Aaron Judge came within a few feet of tying Roger Maris' single season American League home run record on Thursday night, but his 404-foot drive in the bottom of the ninth inning against the ...
Move over, Roger Maris: Judge's 62nd home run of 2022 has set the record for the Yankees -- and for the American League. Here's how he did it.
Aaron Judge hits his record-breaking 62nd home run of the season in the first inning during Game 2 of a doubleheader against the Rangers in Arlington, Texas on Oct. 4, 2022.
Thursday afternoon New York Yankees slugger and reigning AL MVP Aaron Judge launched the second pitch of his first at-bat into Monument Park for a solo home run against San Francisco Giants ...
Aaron Judge Makes History, but 61 Is Not the Record Barry Bonds is still the holder of the single-season home run record. But what the Yankees star has accomplished is something still worth ...
Aaron Judge celebrates as he trots home after hitting his 61st home run of the season to tie Roger Maris on Sept. 28, 2022. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post ...
Today's expert MLB player prop predictions are targeting home run props for Aaron Judge, Kyle Schwarber, and Shohei Ohtani.
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